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Metal in sentence

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Now I don't mean actual asteroids made of rock and metal.
And that is why it is extremely special for me to make sure that these girls are connected to their fathers, especially those who are separated because of barbed wires and metal doors.
Forty years later was when the trend really caught on, with, interestingly, another movie that featured a metal guy and a furry guy rescuing a girl by dressing up as the enemy's guards.
But people were waiting in long queues under sun and under rain in order to get a certificate or just a simple answer from two tiny windows of two metal kiosks.
You're tasked with navigating it down partially-seen roadways, in and amongst other metal giants, at super-human speeds.
The metal in the sink is conductive.
I was using these metal shears until I stole a pair from the office that I worked at.
When Benandonner tore into the cakes placed before him, he cried out in pain for he’d shattered his teeth on the metal Oonagh had concealed inside.
And it's got tiny little particles of metal in it, which makes it magnetic.
To the left of this slide, you see a variety of metal pieces, artificial hips that you would use for somebody who needs a new hip.
Very quickly, they found that if you put cement in the bone of the patient before you put the metal shaft in, it actually lasted a lot longer, and most patients would never have to be re-operated on in their lifetime.
Of course, I'm not advocating that we all give up agriculture and metal tools and return to a hunter-gatherer lifestyle.
Nickel-iron meteorites, in other words, metal, can also look red.
However, we do know that it must at least be strong enough to not fly apart as it rotates, so it probably has a density similar to that of rocky asteroids; perhaps even denser, like metal.
The heavy metal door slammed shut behind me.
Imagine transporting a collection of clinical psychopaths across central London in shackles and handcuffs in rush hour, and in order to place each of them in an MRI scanner, you have to remove all metal objects, including shackles and handcuffs, and, as I learned, all body piercings.
One of the ones I'm passing around is climbing up this vertical surface that's a smooth metal plate.
My grandpa owned and operated a sheet metal kitchen cabinet factory in Brooklyn.
Now, that early universe was incredibly dense, like a metal, way denser, and if you hit it, it would ring, but the thing ringing would be the structure of space-time itself, and the hammer would be quantum mechanics.
This is from the mid-'60s, the change from metal type to photo, hot to cold.
Now, in MTF, what you want to do is you take a big vat and you fill that with liquid metal, and you spin the liquid metal to open a vortex in the center, a bit like your sink.
And then you have some pistons driven by pressure that goes on the outside, and this compresses the liquid metal around the plasma, and it compresses it, it gets hotter, like a laser, and then it makes fusion.
The liquid metal absorbs all the neutrons and no neutrons hit the wall, and therefore there's no damage to the machine.
The liquid metal gets hot, so you can pump that in a heat exchanger, make some steam, spin a turbine.
So it's going to be a big machine, about three meters in diameter, liquid lead spinning around, big vortex in the center, put the plasma on the top and on the bottom, piston hits on the side, bang!, it compresses it, and it will make some energy, and the neutron will come out in the liquid metal, going to go in a steam engine and make the turbine, and some of the steam will go back to fire the piston.
She was severely beaten with metal rods.
They're painful, they're expensive, and they're probably not good for your heart; it's a heavy metal.
One day I went to the office and found our metal signboard wrinkled and broken as if a lot of people had been hitting it with something heavy.
For the last 11 years, we have taken over 1,000 people, people from industry and business, women and men from companies, students from all over the world, down to Antarctica, and during those missions, we've managed to pull out over 1,500 tons of twisted metal left in Antarctica.
So this is fascinating, because one day, in addition to the effects that antibiotics have on antibiotic-resistant bacteria, which are very important, they may also be degrading our gut microbial ecosystems, and so one day we may come to regard antibiotics with the same horror that we currently reserve for those metal tools that the Egyptians used to use to mush up the brains before they drained them out for embalming.
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